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Christianity portal James Calfhill (also Calfield; 1530?–1570) was an
Anglican priest,
academic and controversialist, who died as
Archdeacon of Colchester...
- 2013.
Retrieved November 21, 2013. Martiall, John (1566). A
Replie to Mr
Calfhills Blasphemous Answer Made
Against the
Treatise of the Cross.
English recusant...
- was
reinstated by
Queen Mary in 1558, but was
later desecrated by
James Calfhill, a
Calvinist canon of the church, who was
intent on
suppressing her cult...
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Sandys Translated to London; and
later to York 1570 (designate)
James Calfhill Archdeacon of
Colchester (1565–1570).
Allegedly nominated by
Queen Elizabeth...
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theologians in the
Anglican and
Reformed traditions Nicholas Ridley,
James Calfhill, and
Theodore Beza,
rejected practices that they
described as
cross worship...
- 2013.
Retrieved 21
November 2013. Martiall, John (1566). A
Replie to Mr
Calfhills Blasphemous Answer Made
Against the
Treatise of the Cross.
English recusant...
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dungheap in his stable. In 1558 an
ecclesiastical commission deputed James Calfhill to
superintend the reinterment. The
remains were identified, and, purposely...
- Whittingham, Sampson, Humphrey, Lever,
Edmund Freke,
Thomas Cole,
James Calfhill,
Richard Alvey,
Percival Wiburn, John Foxe,
Richard Allen, John Philpot...
- the
resistance to Parker:Thomas Huyck,
Thomas Cole, John Pullain,
James Calfhill,
Alexander Nowell.
Grindal lacked that firm
faith in the
supreme importance...
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general 1592 c. 146 — 5 June 1592
Ratificatioun to
Nicoll Carnecors of
Calfhill. Not
public and
general 1592 c. 147 — 5 June 1592
Ratificatioun to James...
